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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-05
ASK FOR $4,000.
STREET IMPROVEMENT IN 1887
Estimated by the Hoard OF Pablo Works mud
the Street, Alley md Wharf Committees
to l,olulre That sum-rhe Annual
Joint Meeting Last Evening.

The city Board Of Public Works, the
Council Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades, and tho Committee on Wharis,
met in the Boards rooms last night 10 con.
eiier the annual appropriations for street
improvements aud tho like. The attend.
arce was full, and Chairman William
Myles, Of the Street. Committee, preceded.
III anBwer 10 an inquiry as 10 what I'm.
provcments the Board contemplated max.
Ing, Mr.. Hobbs Gaid 1t was not fully orsa-
nlzed. Council not having yet confirmed
the appointment Of the Clerk and Super.
intendent Of Strects made by the Board,
and the ground had not therefore been
gone over yet rs the Board intended 60
ing over 1t.
Alter some desultory talk as to the
amount Of money that would DO needed
to make the very general improvements
contemplated by resolutions introduced
in Council and demanded by tho needs oil
the different sections, Mr.. II. B. McGregot
moved that Council be asked 10 appfopIi.
ate the sum OF $4,000 for street purposes
In the current fiscal year, this sum 10 be
exclusive oil the ten cent lGvy and con.
tingent fund. MI. ualler moved to amend
by making the sum to be asked for $50.
900, which was accepted by Mr.. Nc.
Gregor and adopted by tho Committee.
Last year Council appropriated for the
Boafd'a uge the sum Of SEQ 900. INIT owinl
to a failure 10 get brick delivered here fol
paving, on fccount Of low water, many o
tho improvements ordered could not b,
finished and only $50, $50 and u little ovcl
| was epeLt.
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Wheeling People In California,

A well known gentleman of this CITY
who has been spending the winter in
Southern California, sendo the following
list showing the whereabouts OF the large
number from this city who have gone 10
that delightful country this season in
search of health or pleasure: Mrs. Dr.. E.
A. Hildreth, Mrs. William S. Brady, Mrs.
DR.. R. Fl. Cummins and Misses Lilly and
Ann CUMMING, Mrs. J. P. Gilchrist, Mrs,
John w. Wilson and Miss Lucy Wilson
are at Santa Barbara; Mrs. James Mead
ANS, MIS-. James McAdams, jr., Mira. T.
NJ. Gally and Captain W. II. Irwin are at
NordhoE, Ventura county; Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Z. Hughes and Mr.. Frank E. Hildreth
are at Los Angeles; Nh. W. A. Turner,
Ontario; Captain T. f.. Mong, Alameda;
MIR. and Mira. Jacob R. Greer, sr., and Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob r. Greer, il. at Pasadena,
Tho gentleman adds that all are we'll,
that the country is glorious, the sunshine
plentiful and that there are some pretty
girls, flowers and stra wberrios.
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RIVER NEWS.

.... #.HsF.
stagc Of tho Wator and Movements of tho
Bouts.
The local packets are all running on
time and doing o frst-elass business. Gs
The W. N. Chancellor passed down yes-
terday morning on her way to Charleston.
The Bachelor for Pittsburgh and Cour-
Ter for Parkeraburg are this mornings
packets.
The Scotia ia due down at an early hour
this morning from Pittsburgh, bound for
Cincinnati.
The river is once more rising at this
point. Last evening the marks indicated
a depth in the channel Of II feet 3 inches.
The reports from above last night were
as follows: Pittsburgh, 10 feet 3 inches
and rising; Rico's Landing, 7 feet 6 inches
and falling; Brownsville, s feet 6 inches
and stationery Lock No. 4, s feet 6 inches
and falling; Greensboro, II feet 2 inches
and falling.
The Louis A. Shirley arrived from DIN.
cinnati last evening with a good trip. Her
new master, Capt. Amos Davis, is in COM
mand, and will be found by the steamers
numerous patrons a very pleasant and
clever gentleman. Jolly Charlie Reeves
is still to be found in the office. The boat
has excellent passenger and freight &C.
commodations.
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A SMALL
Particulars Of tho weIsyprbsr Assignment,

Particulars OF tho weisyerber Assignment,
& Mentioned Yesterday.
40 mentioned in yeoterday's ISrKLLf.
aEScER Andrew ]. Weisgerber, who kept
a moat store aud green grocery on Jacob
street south OF Seventeenth, has made on
Assignment OF all the personal property in
and belonging 10 his place OF business.
Mr.. A. @. Egerter Is named rs assignee.
The assets and liabilities cannot be
definitely stated, but there will be little
Of the proceeds left after the preferred
claims are satisfied. These claims are:
first, the expenses Of executing tho trust ;
second, my lien the owner Of the house
may have for rent; third, $25 to Russell Il
Stifel ior professional aervices as attorneys;
fourth, two promissory notes held by Mrs.
Lena busch, bearing date October l aud
November !, 1856. respectively, and for
the sum Of $500 each; fifth, Sl04 duo Am.
bross Hoffman, as wages; sixth, $500 due
William Rohrig on a note dated December
II, 1856; seventh, $40 due Sallie Weis2er.
Dor, being money loaned the assignot. Al
ter these are satisfied in full, the remnant,
if any, Of the proceeds is to be applied
pro rata to the liquidation Of all other Just
claims. -wt
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
ILL.,. ......H ILL. A hrnnfl s.."....".

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. W. W. Brannon, of Weston, is in
the city, at the Howell house.
Mr., Burchinal, editor Of the Mounds.
vile Herald, WAS in the city yesterday.
John Butterfeld and wife will leave for
Baltimore to-day, where they will visit
friends.
Rev. George Z. Hite, Presiding Elder Of
this district, has gone to Wood Hill to
preach tomorrow.
Maj. Bon. Nee. Smith, Of Columbus, the
clever representative Of O., B. Il @. road,
was registered at the Mcclure house last
evening.
Messrs. Oscar Seeley. Walter A. vii.
liams, Sam Barley and Jack Glasscock, OF
the Wheeling Lodge B. ?. 0. E!ks, went to
Pittsburgh yesterday to attend the benefit
performance and anniversary OF the E!ks
Of thst city. Representatives from many
other cities wero present, and q glorious
time was enjoyed by all. &
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a New building Association.

The Secretary OF State has issued schar.
ter to the Penn Mutual Building Associa-
ton Of Wheeling. The shares are $50,
and it is authorized to issue seven thou.
sand shares, making its capital 500 900,
Twenty-three hundred and forty dollars
has been subscribed by the:incorporators
and 1924 paid in. Tho application ia
signed by I: ]. Hughes, Q, II. Berry, P.
J. Gilliean, W.. 6. Wilkinson, T. 2. Jones,
Q: W. Conner, J. P. Maxwell, John E.
Clator, Isaiah Warren, VIM. Ellingham,
y. w. Dunaway, NJ. Frieamuth, Albert H.
kratz, @. q. Merkel, Ed. Rogers, DR.. J.B.
Reed and George G. McKown, each OF
whom is authorized to receive subecrip.
tons Of stock.
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MEETING,
Tho a aud u Teachers and the Principal

The A aud y Teachers and the Principals
In Session.
Yesterday afternoon the teachers Of the
A and B grades OF tho city schools met at
Centre school. The subject for consider
alton was 'Teacning Acknowledgment
lily and accuracy; first tho principle and
then the rule, and i. will ever be retained.
Prot. Fl. @. Shepherd, Principal of Cen
tire school. and Superintendent W. H. An
eerson took part in the talks on the sub.
ject.
A meeting Of the principals Of the va.
riouo ward schools was held at suporin.
tendent Anderson'a office, and various
matters of school discipline and policy
were introduced and discussed,
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Wrctched. Indeed,

Are those whom q confirmed tendency To, bilious.
ness. subject 10 the various and chaugeiul symp.
toms indicative OF liver complaint. Nausea, sick
headache, constipation, furred tongue, an uupleas.
aut breath, a dull or sharp pain In the ncighbo,.
hood Of tho affected organ, ~imputity OF tho blood
and los Of appetite, s!snal!zc Il rs ono OF the most
distressing. as 1t is one OF the most common, Of
maladies. There is, however, a benign specific for
the disease and all its unpleasant manifestations.
II Is tho concurrent testimony Of the public and
Bitters Is a medicine which achieves results pneed.
~ felt, thorough and benign. Besides recuiying
liver disorder, II invigorates. the feeble, conquers
kidney and bladder complaints, and hastcns the
diseases. Moreover, It is the grand specific ios
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Tho Bellaire Independent says: Mr..
William I. Graham, who it was expected
would accept the Vice Presidency and
Treasurership Of the Bellaire nail works.
and DO actively connected with these i'm.
mense works, has finally decided to re-
main with the Standard works at A2tna.
vile. The Independent very truthfully,
adds: Mr.. Graham ia an active and ehrewd
business man, and the head Of tho Stand.
ard works. His departure from there
would be a great loss, and, although we
should have been glad TO have seen him
here, We congratulate the Standard for
keeping him.
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LOCAL B%REvITIrs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
tho City. N{

4H .H NH..L.- rs tHt ' L..I .|.. N.H.. MAX.
MArIsEEs at both theatres to-day.
The GRAND this evening-"My Aunt
Bridget"
Opera HOUSE, this evenlng-Mayo as
"Dsvy Crockett"
IT Ia reported that the Ohio River road
will put on an additional fast train each
way, daily, in q few days.
TnE Council Committee on Accounts
met yesterday afternoon and organized by
e~lecting u. s. Allison Chairman.
TuEnE were ITO caned before the police
court In the month Of February, and the
6nes and costs aggregated SS45.1 Is.
TnR Opera House orchestra will give
another Of Its .aomi.monthly Sunday night
%fehearsals at Germania hall tomorrow
evening.
Mn. BRusn, tho assistant suparintend-
emit at the Riverside steel plant, fell from
tho top Of a lSdle crane, twelve feet In
height, Thursday, and was quite painfully
hurt about the head and body.
THERE were two colored men and two
colored women Of bad name arraigu-
cd In the police court yesterday for being
on the street alter nightfall Tor improper
purposes. They were fined s. and costs
each.
CLRnr Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord O deed made February %, by Conrad
Pape to Henry Eichenberg In conAidera.
ton Of 1900, for the north hall OF lot 9 In
cquare 8, in Churchhill's addition No. . to
the city.
The two special joint committees OF
Council recently appointed, were to have
met last night, but owing to the fact that
many members were engaged on various
standing committees. the meetings wero
deferred.
IS. Q. BoYcn was yeaterday appointed
guardian to Marcy, aged 10, IIupp, aged
10, Anna, aged II. and John g., aged s,
orphan minors, children Of John E.
Emory, deceased. He gave bond in the
sum Of $1,000, with David Z. Thomas as
surety.
A LOCAL Post OF the T. ?. A. Is to be
formed at the Chamber OF Commerce this
evening and a full attendance Of tho com.
mercisl tourists Of the city is desired.
Some important work in connection with
tho convention OF the "drummersn OF the
State to be held here in May will also be
attended to.
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WE hare Just received q full line of
SPRING OVERCOATINGS, aud are III
daily receipt Of the lGtest Novelties In
Spring Suitings.
Also, on hand Il handsome line of Neck.
wear and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
c. HESS l. SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street.
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The Painters Strike,

The j%ourneymen Painters Union has
adopted q resolution expellipg from its
membership the two painters who refused
to strike when the union ordered all It's
members out. The strikers denounce as
false the rumor that they are willing to
accept compromise, and adhere to their
intention OF opening q cooperative shop il
their demands arc not acceded to by the
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Tho United States Court,

In the United States Court yesterday n
case was called involving a Minyo coal
operation several years ago, in which Pitts
burgh parties arc the plaintiffs aud Wheel.
ing parties the defendants. 1t was con-
tinued till next Wednesday on a question
Of the jurisdiction Of the court.
William Myers, convicted at n former
term Of violation OF the internal revenue
laws. was brought into court by ono Of his
bondsmen, and psid the fine and costs at
that time assessed against him.
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a GREAT SHOW AT TIE GRAND,
Monroe u Rice nnd n Strong Company 1t
"My Aunt DrIdgct.n ~

Monroe u Rico nnd n Strong Company III
"My Aunt Bridget"
Messrs. George W. Monroe and John @.
Rice, with a rarely suitable supporting
company, gave n OF the mos. pleasing
and attractive entertainments at the
Grand last evening yet seen on Manager
Genther's stage. The play was "My Aunt
Bridget" a musical Irish comedy written
expressly for them by Scott Marble, and
between the peculiar laugh.provokiug
talentu OF the two stars and tho fresh,
bright fun and comical situations Of the
piece, tho audience Is kept in an almcs!
continual laugh, the only rest being when
they stop to applaud tho very artistic
dancing or fine chorus singing. The con.
pany is made up OF Handsome and talented
ladies, and actors who fit their parts well,
and bright new costumes and other suita.
bic accessories make the piece a steady
90. 1t will be repeated at tho matinee to-.
day and again this evening.
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Bargains in Dry foods att, S. Goods Coz
An End to lone Scraplur.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, Ill.,,
Gays: Having received SO much benefit
from Electric Biiters, I feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have
had o running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me I would have
to have the bone scIsped or leg ampu-
tsted. I used, instead, three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen's
Arnica salve, and my leg is now sound
and WE'LL"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents q
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnics Salye at Csc.
per box by Logan & Co. 5
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The annual session Of the Panhandle
Beskeepers' Association closed yesterday.
The day was spent in discussion Of topics
and queries Of interest to those engaged in
b%es-culture and honey making. This ia a
growing interest in the countiee OF this
section, and the new eociety is expected
to resultin u great deal Of good to this i'm.
portaut interest. al @r11-..
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK SEQ
SHOOK 6 CO.
NEW GOODS.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK &co

Spring Dress Goods in new
and striking effects; handsomest
line we have ever shown at this
time Of the year. An elegant
quality Of Surah silk In black and
all the new Spring Shades at
ST 90 per yard, worth 81 rs.
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VITIA7ED BLOOD,
Scrofulous, Inherited and Conta.
gious Humors Cured
by Cuticura,

THROUGH tho medium OF one OF -FOUR books ~,
! cciyed through Mr.. Frank T.. Why, DrarrisI
Apollo. Pa, became acquainted with your uuti..
cuIa Ke1nediSs, and take this opportunity 10 testify
one 81 the worst cases Of blood poisoning, In con.
neetion with erysipelas, that I have ever Seen. ami
this atter having been pronounced incurabIe Nv
some Of the best physicians in opr county. / iaps;.
great pleasure In forwarding TO you this tcstimoo.
MAJ, unsolicited as 1t is By you, III order that others
suffering from similar maladies may DO encouraged
toglVc your Guucnr1 Remedies a trial. 'oo''
Reference: FRANK T. WkAY, Druggist, Ano7io,. + IL
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Y. NJ. u. A. Notes.

Mems gospel meetinga will be held in
the parlors Of tho Young Mems Christian
Association ut $50 o'clock tonight and !
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Ali young
men arc invited to attend.
The weekly meeting for the study OF the
Sunday School lesson will be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association par.
lors at 5 o'clock this afternoon. DR.. WI
Cooke has charge OF it.
DIT. 0. Edwards will give a talk to
young men at the Young Mems Christian
Association building next Tuesday even
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NE have Introduced u now system Of
selling Watches Oh the instaiimcnt plan
whereby you can secure Il watch at once
Oh easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, JewelGr,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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Concert and Benn lake.

A musical entertainment and bean bake
was given at tho Chspline street rink last
evening, by a number OF the members OF
the First Baptist Bhurch, for the purpose
Of raising some money to be donated to
the Debt Fund Of the church. The must.
cal and literary portion Of the entertain
ment, which took place last, was very
pleasing, a number Of well known people
taking part. There was a fair attendance,
The following programme was rendered,
each n performing their part in a very
creditable manner, receiving the hearty
applause OF all present:
no.. .Messrs. Reed, Kasley and Smith
Recitation e" ..... -. Nellie Reed
Instrumental Sole. ...........M Miss Mamie Sitstcayes
Keclultoh ................-.."... MI. J. Fred SeNmOu
Duet. Nj. Edgar K. Bullard ard Mrs. Ella 1, DonI
Miss Dama Static;
Sut4!ctt la
Mesrs. Heed and Smith and Mrs. 7. /, Kasley
TLa and Mrs, Ella L, Bond. go
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Qm ~Gtttdliaeimer
OGlcs: Nor. 70 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements

t# Now .Advertiaem onts.
For Salc-Bel-ROom Set,
Washington School.
Hlter-Geo. W. Johuson's Sons.
The Rochester L%amp-Ewlng lIro7.
Meeting Of stockho!dcrs-Thc Wheeling Athletic
Club. .G
SlGO to $500 a Month.
Mexican War Survivors. p
10 AdyerlIse1s-Geo. !. Rowell 4 Co.
Tar1ants Selizer hpcrient.
Wheeling China Company.
Carpet SwceperS-Nesbitt & BRO.
Art Exhibition-kIsk's Art store,
List OF Letter.. 4
Just 1!cccivcd1I. J. smyth.
Shelving For Snlo-E. l.. Nicoll.
For Renl-H. Forbes.
AMigneo's NOtlCc-A. q. Eyc,tnr.
S9lige-Rcdemption OF City Of Wheeling Bonds,
Public ssle.Finc Residence Near Suspension
Drtdge-H. z. ShIiver. NJ -
Spring tiats-G. A.. i~Eeuter-Ifcad OF Local,
Religious No!lces-Four:h page.
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Rbuwouti IfrferH.

Dr.. Henry Y. Ford is visiting his father
at Woods6eld, Ohio.
The city has purchased and placed in
the Mayors office q large safe.
Mrs. Josiah Sinclair Is still improving,
and her many friends hope to soon SEQ her
about.
The Mayor has Issued his proclamation
calling for an election early in april. A
Mayor, five Councilmen and a Recorder
are to be elected,
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We Recommend

Stacy, Adams & Co.. mems finest Kanga.
roo shoes, as being the best wearing,
lightest and most etylish mems fine shoes
in the market, and although a trife more
expensive than many Of the so.called
Kangaroo shoes Elimination in reality are
much cheaper, when wear is considered.
J. w. AMIcE,
Solo Agent, 114S Main Street.
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New Crinkles, Seersuckers,
Gipghams, Prints, etc We
offer one case Of Crinkles at
6Aca yard, worth 2Hc a yard.
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p1HpLE5, Blackheads, Skin Dlcm,shes, ard poh.
! Hi Humors, use Cutlcura Eoan - N4o Nao.
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On and after Monday, March Z, the B,
d Q. will IN an extra train daily, except
Sunday, to Bsnwood, for the accommoda-
ton of the workingmen. Train will leave
Wheeling, city time. at $3.50 A. NJ, ar
irving at Benwood at sos A. NJ. Return.
Ing, leave Benwood G:05 p. NJ, arriving at
Wheeling ESQ z. NJ. -
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RnQle for n Witch.

The rafle for tho gold watch and chain
bequeathed by the late Rev. Father Walters
for the benefit Of the North Wheeling
Orphan Asylum took place yesterday, and
the lucky ticket was No. Ala, B, which
was one OF ten sold by Mr.. Patrick O'Leary,
Of the North End. Tho not proceeds Of
the ratils we're about $3.50.
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As III idyertIsemput

We will ofFar GO pairs, ladies genuine Mo.
rocco button shoes at 81 80 per pair.
Ia pairs infants genuine Kid and Mo.
rocco button shoes at 25 cents per pair,
Call early and secure them.
J. W. AM1cE,
1ll3 Main Street,
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Among the recent arrivals at the State
penitentiary al Moundsville are Wallace
sandsburry for nine months, William
Cunningham for fourteen months, John
Harris for two years and George Trader
for n year and me day, all from Wood
county, and Floyd:Dodd from Summers
county, 80
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY TAX NOTICE !!

Cry CoLLEcroE's OFFICE,
WHEELING, ". Va, February u, 1857.
Notice is hereby given to tho TAXPAYERS OF
the city OF Wheeling that after TEN DAYS from
this date l will proceed to enforce tho collection Of
ALL UNPAID tax bills remaining In my hands for
the ycars 1851. 1855 End 1896. The city must have
the money que on these tax bills, and am com.
pclled 10 collect them without! further delay.
This Is the final notice that will DO given by the
Collector. Prompt payment within TIM! time will
save costs III many catcs thee tines the amount Of
tho taxes.
NJ. G. CRAWFORD,
fe2S Collector Of the City of Wheeling. W. Va.
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WHEN in Nav York stop at the sLurte.
want House, Broadway. corner Twenty.
ninth street; it has been newly plumbed,
fitted and furnished and the prices are
reasonable. Matthews & Pierson, Pro.
prlet0rs, Trhas
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Two mile atraight.away race ct the Al
hambra Rink Saturday night, March 5,
between Eugene Hsnke, champion boy
Of America, and James Gilhooly;
Gilhooly to receive one lap start.
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"TnE sweetcat thing that ever grew be.
side a human door, was little May, until
Rhe took to having headaches. For a
time ahe lost her beauty, but one bright
day her Papa bought a bottle Of Salvation
W, and 10! aho 10 az sweet and pretty as
ever. szrHEaNtEg
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Special Excursions to Florida,

On March s, 10, %, and 20, the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati & St. Lonis Railway
Company will sell excureion tickets to
Florida points at extremely low rates.
For tickets and further particulars call on
or address J. G. TomlinEon, Passenger
Agent Panhandle Route, Wheeling, W.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, DO, March 5.-For West
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia, fair
weather, followed by local rains on satur-
day evening, warmer easterly winds.
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ColGate's Cashmere bouquet,
absolutely pure, exquisitely perfumed,
popularity unprecedented. The best for
delicate skins. NTH
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CENTEMARI KID GLOVES.

All sizss in New Spring Colors, Five
Button length, just received. Price 81 IS
per pair from This date, March ), 1887.
GEO. Il. TAYLOR.